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NHSJ Board Member Highlights Retired from Public Service
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A Quarter Century of Public Service “It’s important for government to listen. Sometimes people just need to be heard, even if you can’t solve their problem, if they are given a sense that somebody has heard them, and understood them, it makes all the difference.”
– Liz Blaney, Board Treasurer NHSJ
For over 25 years, Elizabeth Blaney has been a part of the fabric of New York City government. Starting her career path at the Mayor’s Community Assistance Unit (CAU) in 1980, she served as liaison to Southeast Queens communities. Liz’s personal warmth, empathy, and sincere approach to individual and community concerns made her a clear choice for the Community Assistance Unit….
Liz’s selfless commitment to the communities she lives and works in reflects the real definition of public service. Liz’s dedication and her life’s work have helped to shape a model of government that improves the lives of those it serves.
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Lordeas Braxton, Teacher Retired 2007 from the NYC Board of Education Ida B. Wells School for Parenting Teens
Ms. Braxton is a Resident Member resident of the NHS Service Area who has served on the Jamaica Board of Directors since 1980. In her capacity as board member, she has served as a board officer, chaired various committees and participates in all resident leadership activities.
Retired from NYC Board of Education Ida B. Wells School for Parenting Teens
Lordeas Braxton, Board Member |
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Empowering People •Building Communities •Strengthening Southeast Queens Since 1974 |